I’m selling my ambulance conversion! She’s been incredible to live out of full-time for the last 5 years and it’s time for me to move onto other adventures. Check her out below and give me a call if you’re interested.

Erica – (619) 215-3595

Details

Asking $25k obo

Runs great and is extraordinarily reliable. Have driven cross-country multiple times and zero issues. I have all service records since it was converted in 2020.

6.8L v10 gas engine
125,045 miles on engine and transmission
302,500 miles on the body
6k curb weight, ~22′ long
Clean title in hand, registered through May 2025.

Power:

 → 3 – 100W Renogy solar panels on the roof
2 – 100W Renogy solar panels (not installed, extras)
 → 2 – 138AH lithium batteries
 → 2000W Inverter
 → Multiple 110 wall outlets
 → 12v multi-port power station
 → External shore power outlet
 → WiFi Camp Pro 2 range extender kit

Water:

 → 42 gal fresh water tank
 → 2 – 5 gal grey water tanks
 → 12v water pump
 → Built-in sink and faucet
 → 3-stage water filter

Heating/Cooling:

 → Diesel heater
 → A/C Unit installed but not connected
 → Maxxair 7000K Maxxfan Deluxe w/remote
 → 22″ x 22″ escape hatch / vent
 → 2 sliding windows (1 in side door, 1 behind sink)

Cooking:

 → Built-in microwave oven unit
 → Dometic CFX3 35L fridge/freezer

Other features:

 → 6′ interior floor to ceiling height
 → Cedar plank ceiling
 → Dimmable LED ceiling lights
 → Backup camera
 → Door release button (keyless unlock)
 → TONS of storage
 → Slide-out table (locking)
 → Hand gun safe
 → Walk-thru to cab
 → Laundry hamper
 → Bed platform almost fits a full mattress
 → 2 large mirrors
 → 5 RV windows, 2 slide open
 → Insulated throughout
 → Flood lights on driver/passenger/rear outside
 → 5 external-access storage door/areas

Service History

Regular oil changes through Ford dealership.

2020

 → New engine and transmission
 → New ignition coil, oxygen sensor, air filter, air compressor, radiator, starter, injector, gaskets and belts.

2021

 → New vehicle battery

2022

 → Replaced radiator (coolant was incorrectly added to the radiator) and coolant.
 → Complete driveshaft overhaul
 → Ball joints, shocks, power steering pump, and gear box replacement.
 → New rear tires (x4) @ 297,121 miles, with a transferrable 55k mile guarantee through Discount Tire.

2024

 → New front tires (x2) @ 302,434 miles (body odometer).

Notes

The benches are actually black velvet fabric. I keep them covered with washable blue velvet covers to reduce wear and tear.

There’s a space under the cabinet that a composting toilet could be installed if that’s something you want. I have a 2-drawer dresser in it for storage right now, but very easy to swap out.

I replaced the inverter last year and the wall outlets stopped working with that swap. I believe it’s an issue with the inverter itself but I’ve always preferred to use the 12v power station so didn’t dig into it further. I imagine just swapping out the inverter would do the trick since it’s nothing more than a plug that controls the wall outlets.

I planned to install two more solar panels but never got around to it, so I’m including those panels and the cables. Or you can hang onto them in case you ever need to replace an existing panel.

There’s an A/C unit installed below the fridge, if you’re handy or want to hire someone who is handy to get it running, awesome. Otherwise, the ambulance is configured really well for airflow to keep it cool through the hottest months. There’s a window on each side that slides open, plus the Maxxair fan, plus an oversized hatch that can be opened as a vent. Included are insulated window covers for most of the RV windows, plus an insulated cover for the Maxxair fan that’s brand new never installed. The “house” is insulated throughout as well.

The diesel heater works VERY well, and there’s a 5 gallon tank for gasoline easily accessible by a side door.

I’m including a lot of extras like black and white paint for touchups, drain cleaner, RV sealant, and some specific replacement parts for the ambulance doors if/when it gets time to do so you won’t have to hunt around for them.

She’s legit ready to go, just load up your stuff and head out on the road.

Located in San Diego County, California.

Call Erica @ (619) 215-3595

Transaction Details

Sale through KeySavvy.com, this provides transaction security for both parties by holding title and escrow until the transaction is cleared. You can pay using bank account, debit, credit, or loan.

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